Anaheim Ducks Tickets

Quick Facts

Team: Anaheim Ducks

League: NHL

Home Games: Honda Center

Head Coach: Dallas Eakins

NHL Championships: 1 Stanley Cup, 6 Pacific Division championships

All-Time Greats: Scott Niedermayer, Paul Kariya, Teemu Selanne, Ryan Getzlaf, Oleg Tverdovsky, John Gibson

Anaheim Ducks Tickets

The Anaheim Ducks are a uniquely named NHL team. The team was started by Disney in 1993 and was called the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim after the Disney film, The Mighty Ducks. Despite its somewhat comic beginnings, the team has proven to be successful. In the 2006-2007 season, a little over 10 years after the team's inception, the Anaheim Ducks won the Stanley Cup in 2007, and they have won six Pacific Division championships. They also have made the playoffs 14 times, 11 of which efforts have happened in the past 14 seasons. With this record, the Anaheim Ducks have shown that they're moving up in the National Hockey League. This team's rugged determination and heart of gold means that any game against team rivals the San Jose Sharks, the Los Angeles Kings or the Calgary Flames is sure to be a game worth remembering. If you're ready to see an exciting game of hockey in person, pick up your tickets for the next Anaheim Ducks game at StubHub today.

What was the Anaheim Ducks' record last season?

In the 2018-2019 season, the Anaheim Ducks placed sixth in the Pacific division of the NHL with a record of 35-37-10. They also placed 13th in the Western conference. The Western Conference includes 16 teams, nine of which play in the Pacific Division.

Where can I see an Anaheim Ducks game?

For home games, the Anaheim Ducks play at the Honda Center. You can also look for away games, which the team may play at venues closer to you.

How much are Anaheim Ducks tickets?

The ticket cost will vary somewhat based on venue and seat quality. Generally speaking, tickets cost between $30 and $220. Of course, if you want to see the Ducks play in a championship or in the playoffs, tickets will be more expensive. If your budget is a bit higher, you might be interesting in VIP or box seating, which often comes with food and drinks.

What is an Anaheim Ducks game like?

When you go to see the Anaheim Ducks play, expect a high-energy game. Generally speaking, hockey games are filled with enthusiastic fans. It's also worth noting that ice rinks are typically colder than your average arena. Make sure to bring a couple of extra clothing layers just in case.

What conference does the team play in?

This team plays in the Western Conference of the NHL. This conference is made up of 16 teams. Due in part to the considerable geographic range the conference covers, it is also split into two divisions: the Pacific and the Central. The Anaheim Ducks play in the Pacific Division, which is made of teams closer to the West Coast.

What is the Anaheim Ducks' schedule?

Like most NHL teams, the Anaheim Ducks have a busy game schedule involving travel across the country. Current season game locations include Tampa Bay, New York, Arizona, Los Angeles and Winnipeg. If you're planning to see an away game, you can always check either StubHub or the team website for game dates and start times.

How big is the Anaheim Ducks' arena?

The Anaheim Ducks' home arena, the Honda Center, is an impressively sized venue. While it can be converted into an amphitheater for other types of shows, the Honda Center seats 17,174 people for a Ducks game. The arena also has 83 attached luxury suites. Just as Disney gave the Ducks their original team name, the company also gave the arena a fitting name — the Honda Center was originally named the Pond of Anaheim. In 2006, Honda bought the arena naming rights.

Top matchups for the Anaeheim Ducks 2019-20 season:

Sunday 12/22 - @New York Rangers

Friday 12/27 - Vegas Golden Knights

Tuesday 12/31 - @Vegas Golden Knights

Saturday 1/11 - @Chicago Blackhawks

Saturday 2/1 - @Los Angeles Kings

Sunday 2/9 - @Buffalo Sabres

Sunday 2/16 - @Vancouver Canucks

Friday 2/28 - Pittsburgh Penguins

Friday 3/6 - Toronto Maple Leafs

Wednesday 3/18 - Boston Bruins